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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-07
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r. Corrigan's h. Irish Pat, 5. 1OI ;;.-.fnllerl
j. Dunn Co.'S oh. Chcsabomlny T. loo--- .nec.(

Is: = eS iF SSds ri
O. W. Pooles Oh. Doubt o, To- ---..-'---l'ihcehp
Bettlns-clima, 7 to g. IRISH to MALARIA TO !.
Doubt 70 J. himaaya 10 to l. chekahomnT 10 10 L. As
'e AUCTION poos-cima1 $50 Malaria s2l field $40
,, Sm and isS TO beng .1S WON under the whip
lengths Climax second eS. r Esi9Tf my but
was not ripe for a bruising race.
THIRD ono LINES, h Mns S'o EACH
F. osbharas h. EOe aged by EOu'war song ~ ~
J. B. Hassin. Blk h. Hidalo I'D Hs%ai,,iS8l
Sunni, stables sh E. Royal Arch o. wess
y 5sa.nf:s e. LS,t BOZ ss9a
po,,,D,roo stos Ro %s- Arch to l. Hidalgo 4to l.
Hucfon pOo,oc $ ROYAL AT, sl H. no field s2S
lead Rsi two ATs@ Tsn re S% a. .scSn Eoe third
sss ran 10 a; G' Ed Ss Xcs At
had him beaten e aud ass9 o% ar up hs na run had
hin hard the uons Barbes asked The o old soss
d oTo az r snS ss
SEEMING on enr Sess fy5s
caused tn entire grand stand to rise up and cheer
FOURTH RAcE-PCRsE 500. SPECIAL "Li'his' 0N
b. Kahn's Dr. c. saxony 4. by saIon-Enquiress l1s ~
S. Cohen. Blk Divide. 3 (GCdITsy(
Bell 3 Wados b c Lewis Clark. L. lls..-.tMurphy( 9
J. G. SO Greenef. b. h. Bis Gilmore
Bettins-sa.ony to 2. Divide to l. Lewis Clark to 1.
Billy Gilmore 4 to l. Unite 3 TO J..
pcois-SaIony $40, field $40
exhibition OF his horses IN Inls
and stone were winning The colt got on IN the
lead and nothing could within hearing distance OF nun
He greatest possible ease ny lengln o'uo
second, half a length before Lewis Clark. third.
FIFTH RACE-PURsE $3.50 SELLING. III MILES.
j. spellman's b. h strathspey aged, by GIenslg, Ia
Excelsior Stables ch. g. Nettle. aged, incenu
Creole Stables CHI g. KonsngtOn. 3. lO2 ~ lMooreil
c. Askeys b. g. Santa Claus, aged lOo.-.( MoIison,
J. r. Segunss g. George !. aged Sf....----(Coiema"
I. II. Stevenss b. 4. Watch En-.
Time-2:l6z
4 B. TO ]. Santa Claus IL 70
l. Kensington 10 to George l. 10 TO Watch I'm 10 10
Auction pools-Strathspey $50. held 500 ,~,,~
FKensingon made the ru ming for NILE Murphy s
favore Entering the stretch he cso on ns
mount and Strathspev away winning with ridiculous
by ten lengths Nete second twenty lengths before
Kensington, third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-07

Earned rnns-Brook w. 2 BaltImore J. FIrsI UdsB ny
erTors-hrooklyn. 81 Baltimore. struck ou-Brookyn
Baltimore, D. Left bzses-BroOklvn. 8; Baltimore D
stolen bsses-Grifn Tucker l. Mcclellan McTamany
First base bals-Tucssr !. Pinkney l. Mcclellan
Clarke l. Twobase mt,-McClellan l. smith l. Double
pays-Toole. Daniels aud Tucker l. Burns and Tucker
Wild ptches-Knounl /. Passed bils-Danleis Umpire
Mr. Ted Timo-2lO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-07
BROOKLYN.

The water consumption for the last few days has
bcen unusually large On Wednesday 50,5 ,245 gal
Ions were used ON Thursday, 5O,loO,S0l on Friday
40. DIS. 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURES ALLANNL
TODAY
Sunrise, 45s Sets. O5 Moon ri'e 9l5 Moons as 10
HIGH WATER.
AfL-slndy roos. 95t GOV. Isli 1898 Hell Cato -
P.M-sandy Hook. 955 Gov tsFd lO@3 hcl tate VIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-07
AnRauscsnsdya

HENRY A. DANIELS NJ d..
l55 West 63d.st
Hsurs-Sts H. 5tsI Diseases OF the Nsry1ls System.
Gealts. Urinary OrganA InDotsscs tai sssrutV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-07

Betting win Referee to O. Jim McGOwa N @ VIII
Davis TO Ketrbuton to l. Glenbar 10 to Sam Emery
10iO1
Betting for pace-Reeree barred Jim MCGOWAN viii
Davis 10 Retrbuton TO l. GonDar TO !, sam Emery
VIII Davis went out to make the running for his stable
companion jim McGowan and led for mile Jim McGowan
then closely pressed by the favortc
pull and appeared ready 10 the
Entering the nat, Referee could
get from Retributon and Sam Emery closed
the At the head OF The stretch the favOTiie
beaten ReribUton leaving him at every stride. After
taking the last hurdle sam Emery crept and stole the
lengths Rerbution second ten lengths before Jim
MCGOWAN, ird the others beaten Of VIII Davis lost his
rider, but Ly Dch remounted and finished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-07

Betting 10 win-YOung Duke TO g. Tarbouche 10 Raw
TO J. Euaua ~ 10 Llson colt IL 10 Heguus IL
10 l. Bill Brien 20 10 l.
Betting for pldce-Young Duke barred Tnrbouche even
Raymond 10 2. Euaua TO ], Lson colt TO !. Keguus
to J. Bill Btien 10 to l.
Faster sunday ana Luminary were withdrawn Raymond
the Lead Tapped hy BIZ Brien and Euaua Dung
Duke fourth II was apparent that Young Duke was
quite his 1913 pounds Al tho furong post BIZ B,n
led Raymond second. 1arboucbe third Euaua fourth,
Duke gradually losing ground Bill BTien retired at
the stretch and TarbOuche took the lead which
she held the finish winning easily Nv two lengths Res uu-
eecond a neck before Young Duke third
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07

Tas Jsrxson Patriot, n attempting 90
convict Govsra0z LcCE Of blandsring,
fslls into a very bad hole ITSELF In MS
communication - the Legislature The
Govern % correctly stated that. according
20 the last cassloxue. the number OF
stullsnss a. the Caivsrsisy vas l.57l 0f
VII m r9l vers from Michigan sad Isl
fro . outside ths State. snd that the
tuition per year for Michigan studsnNs is
from 80 % SIS. sni for foreign staisnta
from SO b 80. he also stated that
she total fess received during The last
two years. sDproximsting those from
Mchigsn ssudsnts. we're s52.8o0 and
from foreizn ssusisnIs s7S,0Sl The
srithmaticisn OF the Patriof taoarbt be
saw ehaucs q scors point against the
Governor Hs mulaplied the tuition
fes paid in each departments By
ths number Of Michigan students
IN that department and toand that
f0r two years Is would amount
e. eniy s35.5Ao instead Of Ss1sl1 Then
q similar process vilh he torsign stu
dants showed that they paid only s5l 800
instead of 37S.000 Ani then he wrote
snedatorisl on "A Bllniering Governor.
showing bT ths s6oSs process os ressou-
inz thst the s.assmants of tae Governor
are iasxeusshly inscsu-ata~
Noz, 4 tie aforesaid sgithmstioian viii
raad TIE Govsraor's communication
s0siD. he vii observs thss tls Governor
did net say The tuiton fees amounted .
s51g0o Tor Michigan snd SIS. GO Tor for
stu.isnts. bas that "ths total fses r.
ceivedr amounted 10 these fzures. The
tuition fees 10 not comprise al shs ices
p>sa bT ssud@nts
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07
A GOOO AppOlNTMENT.

Ths people OK Kent county generally
viii BE- pleased 70 hear that Governor
LUcE has appointed CvRUs E. PEKxrSs
b. sGcceed LYMAN ID. FoLLxrT al Judge
Of Probate. Mr.. PxaKrxs Il thoroughly
familiar With the duties Of the ofIise. hav-
ing held the position for term OF six
years. Hs Is honest aud capable, aud the
people have confidence in ais integrity
and ability. Although the records and
clsrics. work o2 the cslse are II good
shape. Il is probable that the new ia
cumbsnt viii have to decide many per-
plsxsnx questions arising through the
irregularities Of bis predecessor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07

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kezfg dzsaT thls AeEeizz,
foc4g 80 ss 81 lekar 14E tsr -
yeaza - ses eit3 xha eeans X SEES
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esna. aaenzss - kiVfeaEeuss. al -HG
Wsss stsz<cn1ns. Nhtct hss hsen - io1x
aald plezsssEaa.F anliaipsfsi - tosssf -
a. 1Eroale leitshe1 ssr< rs xeneTsl Esrfst
j. l1sk 80 Azsses sells h3Fs sss 80 E1eiF
eaa eF1l4at slni ssaaseatz q - psst Ase
= p Fls4stlx - ats t..st lEszE tc4F = tzls
Se3Alf. t1ils ~ Das 9esa sz-a dtisllz 80
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g3os cltzss EheEs TIE s89~ aze sp-
fe4rs1 s1tGi - 1eFls - t1e zaos<
la'lai4togg .sFas. 0ee fsEt E4zl Ia pfess
ssres - est1 szsak 1n11lnifs = ta4s t1s
Aesars. ceiiz 4sE4c1 khs H.lst t8znloaaole
aslc c.2itzrsa a11isoces a any tsntse sAos
that Ess sFsr F.sits4 thar rssE<eEge tl9s-
tlls KID sl0se1 shos1ae1. tie sP<e1sild
1'ssls.iaz II EAs<r slnpioyss. tias ec1FsesT
81oFa patnoa2 s1d ths akssaes u A. rep
fa4-@fi-iole Fracuoes eeiag tLsziHenFs "a
t1res 9t t1s ex8ioi1on- 1As 4tsr4Ctie11
tIe - saca AZ in1nsEs VARSITY lAaf tie n11et
aiEsfsl aet t4stss I'll BE- iIzllf a4EAa1sd- Ac-
fooefs. eYui1seis, Ft1sTs, contoFssoil as
Fa1iiefs 3iFs Walksrs. l1kzlErs. stro1g uken
s1d Ieslefs. 81 disport taeaaselvss IA tAs
ssger2i rinzs aa1 "a fhs ceutrsl stage It's
1ipDodK1ne RAGS Il sneiens Honas Et1 BE
rspfodslcui on ~ eiIipse thai sncircses La
rags aat s,sse. ana t4sres biil. "toe ~ nite
Cassf " ths Pasness. and his notsi MD
West combination. Vii alao utilize th1s
alEe rae tr4cx sof their Feq7eseot2u0ns 81
Ior-ser ifs. The nlenaSerte an4 in1lzn
"a .sse0a4 teen aith c8slly and interesting
novelties. and tae show tAr51zeoa - .
laocel oEs 10 every Respect 4 grand spec
tacas2r street p4rate. exhibluaE the ina
ms8se rezoarces Of the sslaslishaenk vllI
take piacs this m9ruiBg. stzrtlnk fronl TIE
sr0an4s ~ - o'ciock, aad tEasersinx tie
pFincipz. th0rossz zhfares- Two performances
MI BE- s.yen, ~ and ; P. H., the doors
0renicg 0na hour earlier. IN order taat aEa-
pie time Eiay ba Afforded for tie t1speclion
of the musenfa And menagefie depart
ments. Toe AessFs s<iLs respectfully srs-
zess that lAIiss and childrsa attend the
mslinss. Ia 0rler % avoid .hs crush al
nigAt
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07
Charged VYith Larceny.

Harry Cole was arrested yesterday at the
instance Of George L. Nichols, on a charge
Of petty larceny. Nichols. better known as
Happy George" has for . number OF
years been holding forth evenings at the
corner OF Westeru-zve. and Terrace-st.
where he has been putting out to the crowd
of men and boys that were attracted by his
honey laden" organ of articulation-vsr-
ious articles necessary 70 home and one s
pockets, and to further the attraction en-
gagged, Cole, who has some fame as an all
round-musician, that they might duck"
more proficiently. Thus, through their
intimacy, Cole was allowed the access to the
box of goods. and hsncs, the arrest Cole.
at the hearing pleaded not guilty, and in
default of $50 bail was remanded 10 await
the examination, which takes place June 3,
before Justice Ryan.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07

judge Foileits terrible fail n Grand
Rapids was due 70 wheat gambling. The
bucket shop las proven most demorziiz-
Ing influence Wherever i. has opened.
Many n1eR Ia this city and country sur
rounding it have fslt It's piDching effects
and lament the fortunes they have lost-in
cA5blRg IN is Eacinations. Tnere are
about ige thousand OF these nefarious in
sttuti0ns. u Is estimated, IN this country,
ind oy combining together they can ~ any
tine pat tAs Market up o. down sufficient
" % overcome the narrow margins Of their
eest0saeFs and pocket their money. They
are swindiing concerns un6rrtng and con-
sc.enceiess IN piEckIng their victims
Jscks0a PIsFi0c.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07
Morhsa o. Mce-PResloENrs.

The death Of WIrLIaM A. WHEKLER
calls attention 90 tho number OF vice
presidents which tho State Of New York
has contributed to the republic. The
predecessors of Mr.. WHEzLEE vho went
TO tie Presidential Office from New
York were six 10 number. namely.
GxosGT CLrxTov AAsov BUsR, DtSrEI.
TosfrK,Ss. MAETfS vkN BuRzS. Nh
RAID FtttzoEE. WILLIAM A. NHzELx4
and CHxsVER A. ARrHUR- II Virgins.
Which has safnisked but four Presidents.
is entitled to - called tas "Mothsr OF
Presiienis.- Nsw YORK, with her record
OF seven Vics-Prpsidsnts. u more en-
titled 70 ts called the Iosher ot Vice
Presidents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07
sAwDusr.


~ <. 6rassz IA n 0Eznd Espisz.
fhs Bo@ra q k<xisw nzs. fsssssdsy alter
1ela-
kcAAsl LeaAy. u Grsad RsRias puxills-
- 14-&e. - - t1e xlEy.
s. fsr ttis sszsoE ths Booniag Conpxny
h4ss fsfzed -. - lazsL
6eorzs ki1g peoar1sto< u TIE Alaieo
hoszsa. j. d4ngsr0asly II
{. !. Haasillon Ill rss1ns opsEsfioas in
hls ~ ss1l Il L0wsrtosa teaozfos.
Ass Jezsis StesLnsoa. of krofkport =
yisiasz her brosAsF. A w. ssssinson. IA
LoseEt0wn-
Taamas Hunae Fropeiiers Alinendlnger.
4szaPess sa5 Ida n fouent.
Elss dr4aks &na dLsoEdsFli<s stood Up De-
foze Juslles Ryan yesterday with ihzl
charge 3ssiasz them xnd were disposed Of
with aeAEness znd dispatch.
TAs street Rsllwsy CO. are happy over
the pfospsrss ef hsfing their open cara bs
the Tine The robins nssl as1ia. Iaiy tst
u ne dale nov nxsd tor thsir arrival.
G Geo. Cook VII move h< fsmlly 90 Ain-.
neapoiis. Nina, their new home tornosro~.
They save many frisnds IN Lowertosn
No aAtA tlf 44r1l oAllr~o 49, A-tft-@@ y
Ia the sestsrn city.
ChGs H. Day. press agent for Adam
Forspaagh, len last night Tor Nss York.
% cOApiele arrangements for the appear
ance OF thai chow there. where they nsye
aa eight weezs engagement
Chas. Dsseltram. OF Grand Rapids. aud
his besG Kir! INDUCED too freely yesterday
sfteynoon in rsd lemonade or something
equally stimulating, and wefe promptly
run n. The girl halls from Spring Lake
shefs she Is said 70 have respectable par
ents
Chas. III. Klagman, for some time con-
necssd with the Singer Sewing Machine
Compsny's ofice here. has ike tbs Arab.
folded bis tent and silently stolen away. lie
leaves q host OF admirers here who hope
him financial success, with better judg-
menL
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07
Inc Forepaueh Circus.

At half pas. 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing. Forepauzh's immense parade appeared
on Western-ave., and was greeted by at
lsat 90,OO0 peoole, who had turned out to
witness the first procession Of the kind that
ever appeared in this city. The procession
followed the route advertised At half past
1 o'clock the mammoth circus tent was
filled 20 its utmost capacity aud standing
room was at q premium. The programme
Was carried through in satisfactory man
ner, and ali done that was advertised to be
performed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07
Ciearaaoes-

sehr. Gen. Higby. Chicago. $4,000 feet Of
lumber, prop. City Of New Xork. Chicago,
81. 900 feet Of lumber; prop. Tempest. Chi
cago. $4,000 feet Of lumber. prop. /. IL.
Torrent, Chicago, $4,000 feet Of lumber;
schr. Apprentice Boy, Chicago, D0. feet
of lumber, schr. J. ~. Aiimendinger, Mil
wsukee. 360. 600 feet OF lumber; schr. Agnes,
Milwa1kes, 900 feet of luEaber, prop. A.
X. Colborn, Michigan City, $4,000 feet OF
lumber; schr. Minerva. South Chicago, Z75,-
600 feet Of lumber, schr. Penobscot, Mil
wsukse, 800, 900 feet Of Lumbar; prop. Annie
Laura, Chicago, $50 coo feet Of lumber;
schr. Andrew Jackson. Chicago, 30 COO feet
of lumber; scbr. A. 3. McD0ugal. Sheboy-
gan, 10000 buncAes Of lath; prop. Michael
Groh, Chicago. coo feet Of lumber; schr.
Glen Cuyler. Manitowoc, 5000 feet OF lum-
ber Total. 3.0so,00 feet OF lumber; 10000
bunehes of lath.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07
New shipynrd.

James Mccarthy will soon begin the
work of repairing the old Ferry dock at
North Muskegon with view OF making the
same into large shipyard. There is q
sufficiency of water. ample room, and tho
news Of the new enterprise Is gladly re-
ceived
This VIII be the only shipyard on the lake.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07

The Council hAs ordered the framing
q sh ordinances permitting saloons 20
open At a. "a. an1 - remain opsn until
II .. Il. Arc tie dives 20 remain opsn
az ths sims Msssionrs our Aldsrmsnf
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07

j trains aslis eaoefs el4ndey
a local height ieefss OFaEd taI4ff 81 - ~ a
~ csFfyleg ptssssNffr ~ faf ~ kslsusfna -
Through uokclt o. - laiiIif erd beFthl ~ rlern
f1g eessshcs cen 10 fecfFuf ~ DuioH 11ofe fs1tes
a. seproe-h, sno q eelst
" HtLEafFf. GapI AT
Gao. " xrnsos civ 1lcfsa Afart
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07

On Cempau Place -(SiraHger rsrsr :
sntiats dogia0 AIS hat 20 Gen. I. c.
SmitA:) -This is AR. Superintendent OF
Police SMITH. believeY
The new Chic, (,cith q sBalls) 1T is. I"
~Wsil. am stranger here and | want
10 rsmaia IN town fsw days, may be
permitted to brssthe?'
sYou may Il you don't snorA,
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07

II looks - IL tho water ia the mill dam
Of iastics IN New York were nearly ez-
tarstsd Ths vheels huminsd At quite
Q lively rate while JAEHSx, McQUADE
Rnd ONKILL we're going through the
mill. but they tnrn very slowly With
JAcoB SHARP N the hopper. Lat the
good people Of shs Metropolis pray for
rain
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07

TIE executiEs ehaabsr 81 Albany -
furnished a. an sxpsass of $4,000, fear
fully oat Of proportion - shs yalas " tie
occupant.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07

TIE President q evidently hind 10 the
correspondents who are sith hin. Not
one of them reports hln 10 have gone
naaing en Sunday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07

I OF fRiCEe HfE IEsVE foTR CsTnEEs
- ~ uoor sid wiH1ov eeTsena ~ 80 fssxl-sf
1esT tte hrtsaee- ~ ~ ~ ssr eten-N etrrrf7s
sfee- rsfe EfszE. Tts ref sfr - Freef freeE ssff
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07

contentnsni aud good ham0s are the
ohsapesi 5annass resorts aud Ilsy are
never 0verer0R,lsf with Sassfs
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07

The DeEiocruf vas 90 ANXIOUS 10 get
BLAINE out OF ths country that it made
hin saif t5g E1rogs last Saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07

Commissioners Ton PARIS gauntlet
still Les there waiting for Governor HILL
~ lake it ap.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07

he Lansing Rep4tiisGa Is TO
frsnshy wAsa 4 pron0uness koLLErr As
L Ia nams s@re EoLzT
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07

It1st. era4t4 SAC fattd. ottatit.
fHsEtilsfn tAsinG lhc cxpffsr l1Ake
conufrtsan al tteIffh loI keh alk. ~ "a "a
pfeS hsk tloeIinG aef fnW tsetf8if a. Grand
hnIaof --t)rif iine running i1Ustet - sles ieas.
ing herS as ~ via 'sTiof go - l5ei1alL
knSfls g ifcf't coitfiesti1o> To- s n1l4 kt.s A.
rylns - NFs ora ~ ~ W ne gift ftefi.
lrE-~ Jffoueh flctet sectftf 81 ~. Il ~ a al
osloek sweet Hgiei ard 81 deI'a
Ia faef4tls. It's fsea At
Csc \. REFvas Trsaas kanaecf cnioaze
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07

= Fsree ea1ots41 frF 2ef frrr e<a<>efr
f1s ssse - exs-E1Ee f- iEeEFtnae ~ 1Fe4
rSsz Ezf $50 s9nfe weste1 81 Al frse.~
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07

Atif. al othen szeeft nnaa<s
eecIlink ran ftsn "a fa1lEe s1sf &fisnlls Ia.
lfrN 10 sDd upz nsefolt -.fsrlaf can fssn =.
tsF tkprss sssc otsf1 RAPIDS E4pFe~< H. kD&
len tltsFei -~DiFeo oonDeoliols iaaas q is<.
uot rlth al tfarosfh tFsinf sasi Ticks.< on.zsis
a. ntsion Jackoi ut1es az Aonnssst sEd a uniax
oes,aa
i " yoHNsaos nioh r.<-. Al. a Nanr~
Gsks NokEis tsefl4 A. 4 y sinnrss~.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07

rIftlif. fifAt' ttffIH rtIIIkT
f)Dfnecstfus--t tts COS fo<s via
blehigsn centre snd fsrslf seffas a ff1Irns
fsiirosds VIII - 81 q u f1f Hflirh-
eera A North wesferf Es y AlIfn.
f,eaI fk< sfo 15ekel tFt. Hsfupette. Ma
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-07

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National Republican., 1887-11-01
The Memorial Bridge.

The Citizens Committee should consider
the subject of the great Memorial bridge.
There are few subjects of greater interest
to the citizens of Washington. Aside from
any question of sentiment or Of addition
to the architectural beauty of the city, is
the great fact that such bridge will add
largely to tine business Of the city.
AS this is most material age, that phase
Of the subject will probably attract most
attention with the business men Of the
community, and 1t will not be amiss to
consider the building of the Memorial
bridge from that standpoint.
That portion of Virginia adjacent to the
city, with only the Potomac river separa-
ting 1t from us, is practically about as dis
tant as If on the other border of the state.
The only method of reaching 1t is over the
Long bridge and through a wilderness OF
bi!ck yards that make the route anything
but pleasant.
With the Memorial bridge built, the
beautiful table lands of Alexandria county
would be covered with handsome farms
and residences, adding largely to the re.
sources Of Washington.
The Citizens Committee can properly
urge this measure before Congress. The
nation should build grand memorial to
the illustrious dead, and the structure pro.
posed will be a fitting monument to Lin
coin and Grant, while 1t will also add to the
beauty, wealth, and commerce of the capi,
tai city.
National Republican., 1887-11-01
A Gigantic Conspiracy.

EDITOR NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,: A glgan-
tic conspiracy undoubtedly exists among
the national bankers to contract the volume
OF national bank circulation In order to In
crease the value Of money and to CORE
spondlngly decrease oil other values in this
country. The proof Of the above assertion
is shown by the reports OF the Secretary Of
the Treasury. A few years ago the national
bank circulation was about $i00, 900, 900, and
now II is less than $l67, 100000.
AS they are, and have been, uufaithful to
their trust for supplying the people with an
adequate volume OF kind Of currency, that
system of national banks of issue should be
wiped out Of existence by the immediate re.
demption at par OF the bonds on 'eposit with
the Secretary Of the Treasury under the fol-
lowing provision Of the act Of Mar. 3,
1881
That tho secretary of the Treasury may at
any time apply the surplus money In the treas
ury not otherwise appropriated. or 30 much
thereof as he may consider proper, to the pur
chase or redemption OF the United states bonds
IrOrided, That the bonds SO purchased or re-
deemed shall constitute no part of the sinking
funo, but shall be Cancelled. United States
Statutes at Large, vol. 81, page 4b7)
ROBERT J. WILLIAMS.
OCT, 81.